Scimitar Mac Workaround

[Erebos]

I was looking to buy a Scimitar gaming mouse. However, I own a Macbook Pro. No need to get into the Mac vs. PC debate. I am aware of my folly, and am looking to buy a gaming PC as soon as I have the money.

 

So I was looking for a workaround for using the Scimitar on my Mac. I was wondering if I could open up the drivers on a PC and configure it first, then use it on my mac. Or can I just plug it in and assign key binding in game? I only intend to use the side buttons in game, so do I need to configure it for it to work?

 

This is my first post in this forum. So if I've put this in the wrong category or overlooked a previous thread answering my question, please point me in the right direction.

 

Thanks

[Corsair Henry]

I was looking to buy a Scimitar gaming mouse. However, I own a Macbook Pro. No need to get into the Mac vs. PC debate. I am aware of my folly, and am looking to buy a gaming PC as soon as I have the money.

 

So I was looking for a workaround for using the Scimitar on my Mac. I was wondering if I could open up the drivers on a PC and configure it first, then use it on my mac. Or can I just plug it in and assign key binding in game? I only intend to use the side buttons in game, so do I need to configure it for it to work?

 

This is my first post in this forum. So if I've put this in the wrong category or overlooked a previous thread answering my question, please point me in the right direction.

 

Thanks

 

You need to run CUE in order for the macros or remapped keys to work and the actions settings can not be saved to device memory. Only the static lighting profile can be saved to the memory

[terabyte]

Btw, there is an unofficial driver for Linux and Mac in case you want to take a look at it. I don't know exactly what it supports at this point since it gets updated often. You might want to check/ask the sticky thread about it.